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1、1UnitUnit 3 3 ImIm moremore outgoingoutgoing thanthan mymy sister.sister.第第 4 4 课时课时 (Section(Section B B 2a-4,Self2a-4,Self Check)Check)一、完形填空Do you know you are special?There is nobody in the world the same _1 1_ you. You are unique(唯一的). Everybody is _2 2_ from everyone else. That is good because
2、 it _3 3_ the world an interesting place.There are people _4 4_ than you, or shorter than you. Maybe your hair is the same color as _5 5_ friends hair, but maybe it is longer than _6 6_. Another difference is that your _7 7_ may be straight, but his hair may be curly.I am sure you have some friends
3、who are _8 8_ than you. They can study better. And you also have some friends who are as good at _9 9_ as you. They can beat(打败) you in some games. _1010_ there are also people around you who are not good at some things. _1111_ does your best friend look like? Do you both _1212_ to finish your homew
4、ork at school? Do you _1313_ want to wear the same clothes every day? I think though in some ways you are the _1414_, but in many other ways you are different. So say _1515_ to the world, “I am who I amIm unique!”(B B)1.1.A. with B. asC. of D. from(C C)2.2.A. same B. similarC. different D. like(D D)
5、3.3.A. touches B. breaksC. shares D. makes(A A)4.4.A. taller B. shorterC. older D. younger(B B)5.5.A. his B. yourC. my D. her2(C C)6.6.A. him B. heC. his D. hes(A A)7.7.A. hair B. legC. arm D. face(B B)8.8.A. smart B. smarterC. smartest D. smartly(A A)9.9.A. sports B. EnglishC. music D. art(B B)10.1
6、0.A. And B. ButC. So D. Though(B B)11.11.A. Where B. WhatC. How D. When(A A)12.12.A. like B. enjoyC. would like D. going(A A)13.13.A. both B. neitherC. none D. each(B B)14.14.A. different B. sameC. easy D. difficult(C C)15.15.A. quietly B. slowlyC. loudly D. quickly二、阅读理解A ADo you have a friend? I h
7、ave one. My friend is an outgoing girl. Her name is Cicy. She tells me that “Cicy” means “a little princess(公主)” in English. I think shes a real princess. It has been over six years since she became my best friend. And now she is studying in Hangzhou.She is a little fatter than me. She is much talle
8、r than me. Her hair is a little curly and long. I think she is a pretty girl.I still remember the day when she left. I stood in front of her house and saw her taking her bag to the car. I coughed uneasily(不安地咳嗽). Cicy turned toward me with 3a sad smile(微笑). “I am leaving for Hangzhou in ten minutes,
9、” she said. “I know.” I was afraid to see her eyes so I did not look at her. I was so angry(生气的) at myself for being weak. I wanted to cry but I knew I must be brave(勇敢的). “I hope you can get better grades during the following term.” After seeing the sad look on my face, she quickly added(增加), “Ill
10、be back soon.” I tried to say something to thank her but I found I couldnt say anything. Its always better to keep quiet if youre about to cry. “Oh, well.bye.” My tears nearly came out. So did hers.I remember the day on which she cried sadly on my shoulder. I remember the day on which she took off h
11、er clothes when I felt cold. I remember the day.(D D)16.16.”Cicy” means “_” in English.A. a lovely girl B. a kingC. a good friend D. a little princess(C C)17.17.Which of the following is TRUE?A. Cicy is my neighbor.B. Cicy is a princess from England.C. Cicy is in Hangzhou now.D. Cicy is a little thi
12、n.(B B)18.18.If you want to cry, youd better _ according to the passage.A. cough B. keep quietC. smile D. talkB BOn that Sunday afternoon, my friend and I sat on the beach chairs and watched our girls playing in the waves.Suddenly, the girls all ran away. About fifty meters from us, the girls stood
13、next to a middle-aged man and watched him fishing. He smiled at them. They ran back to usall except my three-year-old daughter, Anna.“Anna! Come here! Play with your friends！” I shouted, realizing that my speeches about not talking to strangers werent working. These days, many parents were told terr
14、ible stories about children being taken away by strangers. Good moms should teach their daughters that the world is a dangerous place. So I felt a little 4better when Anna finally ran towards me. Then she took up a shovel(铲子) and looked me in the eye, “I want to be with that man.”She ran back, sat d
15、own next to him and started digging.I watched my daughters, every few seconds looking quickly at my five-year-old one to make sure she hadnt been swept out to the sea, then back to Anna to make sure she was safe.A few seconds later, Anna ran back to us, waving something shiny.It was a toy fishyellow
16、 and rubber. This must be what he was using for fishing. And hed given it to Anna. The three other girls saw it and _.“My friend gave me that fish！” Anna shouted loudly. The girls ran after each other with a yellow rubber fish flying through the air.Suddenly, the man walked towards us with three more rubber fishes. He handed them to each of the girl
